The village of Dixville Notch, New Hampshire, turned from red to blue: locals there, who gather in a hotel ballroom at midnight every election day in order to get their vote in first, went for Obama in a landslide: 15 votes to six. [CNN]

The TV networks remain scared of any repeat of 2000, when they incorrectly called Florida, but that doesn't mean they're necessarily going to wait until late tonight on the ridiculous off-chance that California might go Republican. We may get a result before the last polling booths have closed. [New York Times]

Among other things, a loss by Obama tonight would "mark the biggest collective error in the history of the media and political establishment." [Slate]

Joe the Plumber got stopped for speeding, but Toledo police thought they better not ticket him. There are, it seems, certain advantages to being Joe the Plumber. [Associated Press]

Over at the conservative blog The Corner, they've started going rather unhinged. Now they're just singing songs, it appears. [The Corner]

NOTE: Limited blogging from me for the next few hours while I do other election-related work. I'll be back, though -- and most definitely back in time for ELECTION NIGHT LIVEBLOGGING, here on this very blog, from around 6pm eastern time, 11pm UK time.